Explore Scientific Backpack Carrying Case for Small Refractors Convenient, comfortable Backpack Case Easy-to-carry case for Small Refractors Space for Accessories as well Internal space has hook and loop panels External pockets for extras to carry The Explore Scientific Backpack Carrying Case is designed specifically with amateur astronomers in mind. This backpack is a great easy way for astronomers to transport a small telescope and accessories to places not easily accessible by vehicle – whether a few yards off the road or miles away. If you need to carry that small refractor telescope, etc. to your next observing site with ease and comfort, use this convenient Explore Scientific Backpack Carrying Case. Exterior straps are perfect for attaching a small tripod to carry it more easily, while the outside mesh pocket easily holds a water bottle or other incidentals. A zippered outside pocket and a mesh inside pocket are ideal for a Wil Tirion Planisphere, observing logs, and other small personal items you use with your astronomical observing. The internal space – which is 18" tall (46 cm) and 15" wide (38 cm) contains robust hook-and-loop panels for easy customization. You can adjust the space arrangement to suit your personal needs. The space is large enough to hold an Explore Scientific 102 Essential Series or FCD100 Series telescope (with the focuser removed) or the Essential Series 80 mm or FCD-100 80 mm (with the focuser installed). Allen set screws are provided and used inside the case to hold the focuser in place. The rugged nylon shelf and generous padding is designed to protect your telescope and accessories. NOTE: A photo shows case with a telescope and items installed for illustration purposes only. Your case does NOT include any telescope or equipment. Specifications: Manufacturer: Explore Scientific Product SKU: ES-BPCC-01 Construction Material: Nylon, Sewn Function: Backpack Style of Carrying Case Internal Dimensions: 18" (46 cm) tall x 15" (38 cm) wide Compatible With: E. S. 102 Essential Series or FCD100 Series telescope (with the focuser removed) or Essential Series 80 mm or FCD-100 80 mm (with the focuser installed)
